Bank of America warns against sharing passwords with AI agents
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On October 28, 2026, Bank of America reminded customers by email not to share their online banking usernames and passwords with anyone or any external service, including AI tools or agents that claim they can act on their behalf. The bank said that sharing login credentials could lead to unauthorized account activity, account lockout, or credential exposure; customers are also responsible for any resulting account activity.
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- TechCrunch — FintechBank of America warns customers not to share online banking passwords with AI assistants
Bank of America reminded customers by email not to share their online banking usernames and passwords with anyone or any external service, including AI tools or agents claiming they can operate accounts on customers’ behalf. The bank said that sharing credentials could lead to unauthorized account activity, account lockouts, or credential exposure; customers are also responsible for account activity resulting from this.
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